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| - | 1- <i>E. coli< | + | 1- <i>E. coli</i><br> |
2- Transcription is inhibited by AraC protein<br> | 2- Transcription is inhibited by AraC protein<br> | ||
3- Arabinose interacts with the AraC protein leaving the Pbad Promoter Side available for RNA polymerase<br> | 3- Arabinose interacts with the AraC protein leaving the Pbad Promoter Side available for RNA polymerase<br> | ||
4- The same will occur with our second construct on a different <i>E.coli</i> <br> | 4- The same will occur with our second construct on a different <i>E.coli</i> <br> | ||
5- Traduction is finished and due to our Signal Peptide the polypeptide chain is sent to the periplasm<br> | 5- Traduction is finished and due to our Signal Peptide the polypeptide chain is sent to the periplasm<br> | ||
| - | 6- Periplasm folding occurs generating an autotransporter protein and its transported enzime, still functional outside the cell | + | 6- Periplasm folding occurs generating an autotransporter protein and its transported enzime, still functional outside the cell<br> |
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Revision as of 17:25, 28 September 2011
1- E. coli
2- Transcription is inhibited by AraC protein
3- Arabinose interacts with the AraC protein leaving the Pbad Promoter Side available for RNA polymerase
4- The same will occur with our second construct on a different E.coli
5- Traduction is finished and due to our Signal Peptide the polypeptide chain is sent to the periplasm
6- Periplasm folding occurs generating an autotransporter protein and its transported enzime, still functional outside the cell
